Of course, but my comment was obviously about what one can do with plugins once a library is purchased, and their value with any guitar library, not about what guitar library he should actually buy. Plugins can alter the sound of any library he does buy, and I think it's an important thing to remember when purchasing. Hoped that was clear to respondents.Really good guitar although I'm not so sure that's the kind robdrmz is looking for, given his examples.
Of course, but my comment was obviously about what one can do with plugins once a library is purchased, and their value with any guitar library, not about what guitar library he should actually buy. Plugins can alter the sound of any library he does buy, and I think it's an important thing to remember when purchasing. Hoped that was clear to respondents.
Shreddage 2 is nice for hard stuff and also quite easy to use. Here is my attempt to use it and it is my first track ever I used eguitar. Guitar Rig 5 used on it. Make this track after about 30 minutes of shreddage testing.
well i have that plugin, it was my fault saying choir when i actually was asking about the solo female vocal at 1:12??I have used Requiem Light from Soundiron.
It's a male vocal ??? Wow..., i must check that out.Well that solo femalo vocal is actually not a female vocal but a male. It is Best Service Atlus. What do I prefer between Shreddage and H7S I say H7S but Shreddage is unique too and i like it too since it have diferent sound. For heavy chugs/riffs I think Shreddage but fact that H7S has its own fx rack is great and I think it is little more versatile but user is always what really limit the instrument. I don't even scratch the surface with both of them. I think you can't go wrong with any of these two.
It's a male vocal ??? Wow..., i must check that out.
Thnx for the info, i think i'll get shreddage.
AME is in drop C tuning so it can go pretty low.
The shreddage guitars are a little easier to program than AME because the engine is more flexible. For instance, if you want to mix hammer ons with legato slides on AME you have to use a fixed keyswitch. The shreddage guitars can be set up to do both with just velocity if you want, or with any keyswitch you want. Neither has tempo synced slides though. OTS has an even more flexible engine and tempo synced slides, but not enough rrs for chugs.
No idea what the h7s engine is like but it claims infinite rrs and the demos sound great. There's no indication of how much third party fx or external mastering, etc is used in the demos though.
Haven't heard much about Electri6ity, anyone use it? That is a lot of money, seems nice though.
It's way too expensive for me to consider. I feel like they should have just released the guitars individually. Way too risky.
Yeah $400 could buy a few of those instruments. Anyone use East West Ministry of Rock? What program would you compare the SOUND of MOR to? I liked the versatility & the guitars are heavy enough for me.
I'm under the impression it's more suited towards orchestral/video game tracks that could use some rock/metal flavor.